Orya began the way most things worth making begin — with something missing.
I have always cared about what goes on my skin. Organic where it matters, natural where it can be, and a short ingredient list I can actually read. That standard held everywhere in my routine except one place: my lashes.
Every serum I found worked the same way — prostaglandin analogues, the same class of compound used to treat glaucoma. They deliver length, and they hand you iris darkening, hooded lids and irritation along with it. For something applied millimetres from the eye, every night, for months, that trade never sat right with me.
So I built the alternative. Twelve actives — three peptides, biotin, panthenol, sodium hyaluronate and seven botanicals — chosen to condition the lash line and support the follicle rather than force it. No prostaglandins. No fragrance. No parabens. Nothing that needed a warning label.
Orya is small, Canadian, and made in Montréal. One formulation, made deliberately, because I wanted something I would feel safe using myself.
Ryma Nacer
Founder, Orya Beauty